Beck-Dudley has led the global organization since June 2020 and will continue to serve as president and CEO until her retirement in May 2023.

With a demonstrated focus on quality in teaching, research, curriculum development, and student learning, seven institutions have earned business accreditation.

AACSB president and CEO Caryn Beck-Dudley presented to Congress on business education's role in reshaping our world through the entrepreneurial revolution.

AACSB announces that 56 business schools have extended their global accreditation in business and/or accounting, and one business schools has achieved initial accounting accreditation.

AACSB calls for systemic change and leads the way by launching groups of accelerators focused on societal impact.

U2B: Accreditation matters as it acts as a quality assurance for applicants to business schools, ensuring their programs are trustworthy.

Financial Times: AACSB President and CEO Caryn Beck-Dudley quoted on executive education program delivery modules.

With a demonstrated focus on quality in teaching, research, curriculum development, and student learning, fifteen institutions have earned accreditation.

QAA and AACSB will work together to improve mutual understanding of their respective global accreditation approaches, explore synergies, and collaborate through shared events.

AACSB announces that 41 business schools have extended their global accreditation in business and/or accounting, and two business schools have achieved initial accounting accreditation.